Wabash Nervous Over Large Earnings Clash At Railroads
Wabash lines face a tense dispute with Santa Fe over Buffalo differential terms as Central Passenger Association seeks mediation. Fort Wayne area activity includes potential Eel River road changes, track upgrades, and labor issues while Lake Shore and Pennsylvania consider leases and new through freight plans.
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Central Passenger Association
Western Passenger Association
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Buffalo
Wabash
Crane
Martin
Tates
Haa Phe Aureos Lines
Airman McLeod
Theestern Passenger Association
Wabaeh
John T. Dye
Eel River Railway
Fort Wayne
Butler
Detroit
Eel River
Lake Shore
Logansport
Pennsylvania Company
St. Louis
Pineries
Michigan
T Railroad
Pennsylvania Main Line
Altoona
Philadelphia
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Road
Rocky Mountain Limited
Albert Ingalls
Big Four
Indianapolis
Cleveland
War Winkle
Garstang
Ingalls
Galion
W.H. McDoel
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
New York
Nickel Plate
Findlay
Sandusky
Massillon
Itimore & Ohio Southwestern
Chillicothe
Roxyville
Susquehanna River
C. A. Paquette
Peoria & Eastern
American Association of Civil Engineers
St. Clair Flats
Waverly & Passaic
Pennsylvania
Newark
Mellen
Facitit
Northwestern
Lake Erie & Western Road
City Et
Pennsylvania Lines
Columbus
George Graves
In- Olena
Tweatur & Western
Monticello
Relief Department Report On Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pittsburg
The official report shows June disbursements for death benefits 4250.00 accident related, 12333.33 for natural deaths, 7537.06 for accident disablement, 3006.13 for sickness, totaling 52726.96. During June 1133 employees drew benefits or their legal representatives in death cases. The twelve year totals include 517 accident deaths, 1468 natural deaths, 80519.40 in disablement for accident, 1063166 in sickness, and 142302 members or their representatives who drew benefits.
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Voluntary Relief Department of the
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Railway earnings and personnel notes in July week
In the week ending July 21 Big Four lines earned 361777.46, up from 1900 by 5867.53. Three weeks in July earnings reached 1005391.55, up 96961.16 from 1900. Peoria & Eastern third-week earnings were 2104.22, up 4193.09. News covers executives, openings, retirements, and planned plant expansions across several railroads.
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Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
Heirs to Texas Oil Lands Listed by State Journal
Texas oil booms spark search for heirs of early settlers and Texas Revolution soldiers. Ed ward W. Goff of Austin provides a plea for heirs to lands granted by the republic, many in oil regions, with a long list of potential claimants including Alloway Adams Baker Blake and many others awaiting rightful titles.
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Texas State Journal
Texas
Texas Republic
Edward W. Goff
Austin
Tex
Samuel Alloway
Omas Adams
H. B. Akles
Collier Barksdale
Augustus Baker
George Brown
Edwin Blake
Daniel Bourne
B. F. Blake
Mrs. M. Betalgio
William Bloodgood
A. B. Barrer
D. A. Burroughs
Martha Blanchard
Isaac Eriaes
J. W. Blue
Dominic Gallagher
L. Gedruff
Robert M. Greene
Peter W. Grayson
Robert Henderson
John Hart Groves
Jesse Humphries
Peter Hill
John Harris
Enoch Harris
A. G. Holland
George J. Johnston
Artemisia Jacobs
Julius Lecompte
P. L. Seaman
Benjamin Lanier
M. BR. Lawrence
Samuel Lawrence
William Linn
John Lafayette
Robert Mussleman
James Mc
T. J. Redman
Mathesda Runnels
Rudolph Rector
Hiram Riggs
Fred Rudge
Samuel Rogers
Hugh Rogers
Margaret Russell
Robert W. Renfroe
James Smith
William Smith
George Smith
Henry Spencer
D.H. Stoever
Francis Smith
Richard Starr
Jacob Seif
Thomas Small
Willam Shelton
S. Simpson
William Thornton
Chris Teal
Henry Teal
Jacob Thomas
Samuel Whiting
J. W. Woodward
Archibald Wynn
Ed Wayeschouski
Gustin Wenfdenberg
Hardin Waldrop
John C. Whitaker
John Winters
James Welsh
Andrew Weaver
Robert Wiseman
H. J. Williamson
William Winters
Ann Wooldridge
Zean G. Wolf
Charles Zanco
L. von Zacharias
Depurator Treatment Endorsed by Indianapolis Institute
Treatment of consumption gains support from the Depurator Medical Institute of Indianapolis. W. S. Rowley, M D., president, reports three years of successful use of the depurator apparatus for diseases of the funga nose and throat, claiming many cures and inviting investigation by the medical profession at large.
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Indianapolis Journal
Depurator Medical Institute
W. 5S
Rowley
M. D
Indianapolis
High grade Se cigar Co distributer Kahlel
A fragment notes High grade Se cigar distributed by W Kahlel or Kahlel as distributor. The unreadable OCR portion provides minimal context about the company or location.
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Se Cigar. Co. W. Kahlel
New Vanderbilt engineer adds power to family rail legacy
A young Cornelius Vanderbilt, Yale graduate and mechanical engineer, advances locomotive design at New York Central and Baldwin works. He pioneers a cylindrical water tank tender and a corrugated firebox, predicting major fuel savings and faster repairs. Rail lines including New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, and Illinois Central are adopting his innovations and ordering more locomotives.
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George de Haven
Baltimore & Ohio
Gratin
Mellin
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Newark
W. H. Gummere
Lehish Valle
Bethlehem
Northwestern
Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Epworth League
Ralph Peters
Southwestern
Logansport
Indianapolis
American Locomotive Works
Bchenectady
N. Y
J. GB. Eckman
Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Straight Innance
Association Surance
New York Herald
Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Yale
SheMeld Scientic School
New York Central Road
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Central
New Haven
Motive Power Department
Mr. Depew
Vanderbilts
Lake Erie
Vanderbilt Lincoln Bank
Tom James
Commodore
Suez
Grand Central Station
Mr. Vanderbilt
Baldwin Works
Philadelphia
Albany
Germany
Yor Central
Baldwin Locomotive Works
van Vanderbilt
South Sea Islands
New York Central Railroad
Daige Pacific
Illnois Central
Stephenson
England
Dr Tomson Promises Cure with New Electro Medical Treatment
A sales pitch describes nerve and back pain with fatigue, yellow eyes, nightmares, and nervous debility leading to insanity and death. It alleges Dr Tomson offers a new electro medical treatment claimed to cure without payment unless cured, urging readers who failed prior care to try this method.
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Tomson
Tomsons
Ritten
Vanderbilt Heir Seeks Fortune From a Downtown Skyline
A fourth generation Vanderbilt starts at the bottom in a downtown skyscraper with no door name, aided by trusted aides and draftsmen. From his window he surveys the bay and traces family history in ships and trains, echoing Commodore Vanderbilt’s era and signaling a bold venture into independent enterprise.
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New York
Vanderbilts
Commodore
Old Trinity
Staten Island
Great Plains
Commodore Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
How Aguinaldo Was Captured in the Palanan Rescue
Aguinaldo recounts in Everybody's Magazine how a planned trap by American forces led to his capture at Palanan. General Funston and officers seized him after a staged approach by Segovia’s men, with a forged Lakuna letter enabling the operation. Aguinaldo describes escape attempts, loyal guards, and the bay voyage to Manila the next day.
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Tal Placido
Segovia
Emil Aguinaldo
Captain Segovia
Dr. Barcelona
Villa
Ta Placido
Barcelona
Myself
Aguinaldo
General Funston
Newton
Hassard
Hazzard
Itehe
Funston
Bay of
Palawan
Manila
Segismundo
Lakuna
Palanan
Aguinaldo's Quiet Lodging in Isabela Province
From Isabela province in northern Luzon, Emil Aguinaldo recalls arriving with a small band in September 1900. They received enthusiastic hospitality, with barracks for soldiers and a dedicated residence, while villagers offered entertainment including a capable local band that performed concerts and dances in the parish plaza and church vicinity.
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Emil Aguinaldo
Everybody's Magazine
Isabela
Luzon
Ilagan
Carguran
Somena
Santiago Barcelona
Simon Villa
Militia and Army Close Union Discussed in The West
The Brooklyn Eagle notes debates on merging the National Guard with the regular army as a reserve force. It cites Western state needs and East Coast business constraints, praising potential closer conformity, better officer schooling, stricter drill, and more outdoor practice to raise the militia’s efficiency while preserving state home defense.
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Brooklyn Eagle
National Guard
Army
Rgular
West
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Chicago
Debs
Fisher's Island
Advice to Automobile Novices Outing
Advice to beginners on safe car handling. Beginners should drive few miles first day and increase slowly. Run new machines gently to limber them and build confidence while avoiding overreaching speed and loss of control. Racing should be avoided unless the vehicle is built for it.
Insurance Company Financial Statement for June 30 1901
Auditor of State of Indiana certifies the company’s condition as of June 30 1901. Totals show assets 530 455.31 with cash and investments including real estate loans and bonds, and liabilities including losses and claims. The record notes the greatest single risk at 10 000 and that the original statement remains on file.
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Indiana
Cial
W. H. Hart
State
Cnedert
United States
Caution on Automobile Use Across Vehicle Types
Local advisory warns readers about abusing vehicle power beyond its intended use. It cautions against excessive speed, especially when turning or climbing hills, noting centrifugal force risks and potential machinery damage. The piece explains differences between gasoline, electric, and steam carriages and proper hill climbing speeds for batteries and motors.
The Craze for Drainage Harms State Water Resources
E D Moffett of Hartford City argues that excessive tile and ditch drainage ruins ponds and swamps once feeding streams. He cites crowded tiling causing drought in corn after heavy rains and notes forestry laws curtail ponds while water relies on deep driven wells. He urges stopping the drainage craze for the public good.
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Blackford
E. D. Moffett
Hartford City
Lad
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Terre Haute
Texas Oil
Pioneers
Worth
Young Cornelius
Militia and Army
Rochester German Insurance Company
Rochester, N. Y
Frederick Cook
H. F. Atwood
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
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Rehm & CO
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Seidensticker & Root
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Dr. Tomson
Stevenson Building
Tine
Waaay Ag
Nassau
Court Street
Brooklyn
W. T. Lane
F. M. Harris
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Gas Office
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